Sentence examples for greater difficulty of from inspiring English sources
Despite the greater difficulty of the Petrarchan rhyme-scheme, the more open pattern of the sestet suits her narrative purpose.
This partly reflects the greater difficulty of attacking key international targets many of whose defences have become significantly hardened since 9/11.
He cites the low success rates so far in other, more commonly used species such as cows and mice, and the even greater difficulty of cloning monkeys, man's nearest neighbour.
They are concentrated in states with particularly low standards and poorly qualified teachers despite the greater difficulty of teaching such children well.
The model attributed the large reduction in creep rate in alloys with a high population of CSL boundaries to the greater difficulty of extrinsic grain boundary dislocation (EGBD) absorption at coincident site lattice boundaries (CSLBs) vs. high angle boundaries (HABs).
The cross-examination and rebuttal speeches were evaluated lower than the constructive speeches in both Japanese and English, reflecting the greater difficulty of composing arguments without adequate preparation time.
The new book is also an account of the perpetual difficulties of making a living while writing books, throwing a nice, if somewhat slanting, light on what seems to be the still greater difficulties of these times.
However, the gain in physiological relevance is offset by the loss in specificity and the greater difficulties of interpretation.
Downward nominal rigidity — the great difficulty of actually cutting wages and many prices — is now obvious.
